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To: kabar

They are also a NATION, and have a right to protect their territory, whether we like them and what they have done or do or not. If our military craft violated their territory they were within their rights to do what they did... whether we like it or not.

No doubt if we had a strong administration, this incident would have been different, but like it or not, americans voted this buffoon in twice, so Iran was more bold in their handling it than they would have been otherwise, but that doesn’t mean their actions were illegal.

Had the roles been reversed and 2 military boats from Iran had entered US territorial waters, would you be outraged to find out we did that to them? Doubtful.


116 posted on 01/13/2016 11:55:21 AM PST by HamiltonJay
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To: HamiltonJay
They are also a NATION, and have a right to protect their territory, whether we like them and what they have done or do or not. If our military craft violated their territory they were within their rights to do what they did... whether we like it or not.

As a NATION do they have a right to develop nuclear weapons whether we like it or not? As a NATION do they have a right to fund terrorists in other nations?

Had the roles been reversed and 2 military boats from Iran had entered US territorial waters, would you be outraged to find out we did that to them? Doubtful.

We haven't had Iranian military vessels entering our territorial waters. You can try to draw some moral equivalency between ourselves and the Iranians. But it just doesn't work. You are an apologist for an evil regime that calls us the Great Satan and wants to wipe Israel off the map. They are the bad guys.

120 posted on 01/13/2016 12:35:15 PM PST by kabar
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